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    Seul
    Joined: 24 Nov 2009

    I read about their CQI…  😉

    last edited by 7 Feb 2013, 16:46 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
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      DougNg
      Joined: 24 Sept 2009

      If you're interested in Japan made knives, I've had some positive experiences with Al Mar Knives as well. They make very slim, light knives in their ultralight line, and the Shrike is one of the sharpest knives out of the box I've ever seen for a production piece

      I know violence is not the answer, I got it wrong on purpose

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        Seul
        Joined: 24 Nov 2009

        Very classic designs on those Al Mars… Nice stuff... Gonna look into it some more... You're really NO help when it comes to me trying not to buy knives, D…

        • Sebenza: your fault (eternally grateful)
        • Kershaws: your fault (fun buggers!)
        • Delica: your fault (can't wait!)
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          DougNg
          Joined: 24 Sept 2009

          You need a Victorinox Tinker

          I know violence is not the answer, I got it wrong on purpose

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            Seul
            Joined: 24 Nov 2009

            Used to carry one as a kid (11-12)… Wouldn't know what to do with one these days...  😃

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              DougNg
              Joined: 24 Sept 2009

              Big blade for food, little blade for opening packages

              Screwdriver for tightening stuff up/scraping crap out of the treads of boots

              Bottle opener so you don't have to carry one on your keys

              Can opener can also be used as a hook for out of reach wires, also has a small screwdriver

              Awl for pilot holes for screws

              Phillips head screwdriver…for driving screws

              Tweezers for splinters, stray hair that a razor missed

              Toothpick

              Small pin for blisters/opening up jammed cd-rom drives/resetting small electronics with a reset hole

              Lanyard for using your Swiss Army Knife as a mace on the head of the guy that didn't come prepared for most anything

              I know violence is not the answer, I got it wrong on purpose

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                rob j. cole
                Raw and Unwashed
                Joined: 7 Sept 2010

                For all Chris Reeve supporters  😉

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                  DougNg
                  Joined: 24 Sept 2009

                  That guy is a complete idiot

                  Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

                  I know violence is not the answer, I got it wrong on purpose

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                    DougNg
                    Joined: 24 Sept 2009

                    Destruction tests like Noss really piss me off

                    All the engineering that goes into knives, and the guy attempts to discredit the value of the knives when he uses knives in stupid ways

                    Splitting wood by whacking the spine of a knife is appropriate only if you are a complete moron. Taking a sledgehammer to the spine of a knife is beyond my comprehension

                    By his definition of what defines a "tough knife", I have an 80lb kettlebell at home that is a better knife

                    Gentlemen, this is precisely why you should avoid getting kicked in the balls too often, you'll wind up with kids like this

                    I know violence is not the answer, I got it wrong on purpose

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                      Seul
                      Joined: 24 Nov 2009

                      @DougNg:

                      Gentlemen, this is precisely why you should avoid getting kicked in the balls too often, you'll wind up with kids like this

                      No scientific or any other merit to this test indeed.

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                        DougNg
                        Joined: 24 Sept 2009

                        Not just that, but the "tests" aren't even valid. Why would you baton logs like that? Because you don't have an axe or a saw handy? How the hell would you have logs in the first place then?!? And whacking a sharp knife like that is asking for an accident.

                        These videos are for people with no real experience working with their knives

                        I know violence is not the answer, I got it wrong on purpose

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                          urbanwoodsman
                          Banned
                          Joined: 16 Aug 2011

                          One of my friends got me this knife as a present. Fucking badass knife.

                          DPx HEST w/Micarta handle

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                            derivative666
                            Joined: 30 Jan 2011

                            Sic

                            "honorable mention to the bearded giant aka derivative666 for being a stand up dude & not changing with the seasons since i've been around these parts" Monday

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                              TJ
                              Joined: 26 Jul 2012

                              A friend of mine just got one of those today, too.  Pretty rad.

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                                daveo
                                Raw and Unwashed
                                Joined: 12 Oct 2009

                                Anyone have any feedback on the HEST 2.0 folder?

                                last edited by 17 Feb 2013, 14:56 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
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                                  Seul
                                  Joined: 24 Nov 2009

                                  Spyderco Caly3 super blue steel… Mmmm...  😘

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                                    llvlaglne
                                    Joined: 8 Apr 2011

                                    Every so often I either witness or am the first responder to a motor vehicle accident or some kind of accident. Was looking for any multitool that would be super reliable. I am trying to look for something that has a glass breaker, a blade and safety cutter that can easily shred open seat belts or clothing.

                                    Was looking at a benchmade auto triage as an option but open to suggestions.

                                    Brother seul, hope you can help me out

                                    Sent from my iPhone

                                    "…think of a world tour as similar as to the sisterhood of the traveling pants." -LandoCal126

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                                      jacoavlu
                                      Joined: 17 Dec 2010

                                      if you are not doing this in a professional capacity I wouldn't be breaking glass and extracting incapacitated victims from cars
                                      call 911 and do what you feel you must but don't get in over your head

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                                        llvlaglne
                                        Joined: 8 Apr 2011

                                        I was looking for something for one of the compartments in my vehicle for emergency purposes. As a nurse according to the Good Samaritan act its one of my duties to act accordingly in a situation. Every second counts in these matters and if stowing something small in my vehicle like a rescue tool… Whether it be a first aid kit or an ambu bag.... It all helps. Sometimes it takes a ridiculous amount of time for paramedics to arrive to the location... If they can find it. Situations like that.... Whether you take the initiative or not, you can be that difference.

                                        Sent from my iPhone

                                        "…think of a world tour as similar as to the sisterhood of the traveling pants." -LandoCal126

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                                          jacoavlu
                                          Joined: 17 Dec 2010

                                          act accordingly is the key, part of that duty is to not to engage in activities above your level of expertise, you open yourself to liability and you could hurt someone, such as extracting someone with a neck injury
                                          first aid supplies, even a bag or shield or trauma kit is one thing, but tools to break glass or cut belts to extract a victim is another level that I would not advise, but of course only you can be the judge

                                          last edited by 22 Feb 2013, 05:55 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 0
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